you guys have it real easy. i never had it like this where i grew up. but i send my kids here. because, the fact is, whether you deserve it or not: you go to one of the best schools in the country.
rushmore. you lucked out.
now, for some of you it doesn't matter. you were born rich, and you're going to stay rich. but here's my advice to the rest of you: take dead aim on the rich boys. get them in the crosshairs. and take them down.
just remember: they can buy anything. but they can't buy backbone. don't let them forget that. thank you.
you don't say. tell me something. how long have you gone here?
then you've been living in a dreamworld for ten years.
what's his name again?
he's a sharp little guy.
yeah?
tell them to take the fucking bus.
oh, i don't know. by the time you hit 45 you're been fucked over so many times you don't really care anymore.
what's the secret, max?
yeah. you look like you've got it all figured out.
get in the back, ronny.
did you invite that kid to your party?
what does your dad do, max?
yeah. i was in the shit.
tell me something, max. what do you think of ronny and donny?
no. you're right. they're good kids.
the twins are having a birthday party. and i'd love it if -
come work for me.
i mean, i could use somebody like you. i could -
you're on the team?
what wouldn't be fair, max?
i don't want any alloys. i want steel.
you change your mind? you want the job?
come with me. let's hear your idea.
i don't know. what do you think, ernie?
what kind of fish?
piranhas?
really. so you might have piranhas.
what does guggenheim say?
why?
how much do you want?
i'll give you $2500.
am i going to get to meet your dad tonight, max?
take it easy, max.
i'm getting the -
hi.
what's that?
max wants to see you.
to apologize, i guess.
yeah.
no. he's my friend.
he's not going to like the sound of that.
what's your first name?
herman.
oh, yeah. he wrote you a letter.
ok. so long, rosemary.
should we meet somewhere?
to talk about max.
hey, max. how's it going over there?
i got to tell you, max. i don't know what you see in her. i don't think she's right for you.
well, she's not that beautiful. she's not that interesting. i mean, sure, there's something about her. but i see you with someone-
is this the natatorium?
business schmizness.
i haven't the slightest idea, dirk.
how are you, rosemary?
having some carrots.
nice house.
didn't max have anything planned for us today? a trip to the museum or something?
oh. that's right. his new play. he's going to be in this one, isn't he?
he's really making a go of it over at grover cleveland.
yeah. i'll have one of those.
well. max had said something about us all going to the horseraces, so i'm sure i'll see you soon.
sure.
dirk?
dirk? what's wrong?
does max know?
look, dirk. i am his friend -
jesus christ.
unlock it!
i don't know.
look, max -
indefinitely. i'm getting a divorce.
yo!
wonderful. where's the pool, by the way? i might want to take a dip before dinner.
terrific!
you bet your little ass i am, shorty. i lost my family. but i gained a woman i love.
shit!
max?
you wanted to meet?
right now. you said you wanted to meet to put an end to this nonsense.
that big one? that would have really pancaked me.
she's my rushmore, max.
hey, amigo.
you don't look too great yourself. good to see you.
yeah. your partner told me he was under the weather.
ok. if you want to play it that way. you getting off?
honestly? i don't actually know. it was either ronny or donny. but i can't tell the difference anymore.
yeah? well, kids don't like their parents to get divorced.
me, either.
i wouldn't know.
because i haven't seen her in six weeks.
so did i. i guess maybe i am too old for her after all.
she's still in love with the dead guy, anyway.
oh, yeah. she's fucked up.
adios, amigo.
i'm kind of lonely these days.
what can i do for you?
what's this?
i'll take punctuality.
thank you.
nice to meet you, mr. fischer.
i don't know, bert.
i don't know.
yeah. i guess so.
why?
she's not coming, is she?
ah, shit, man. what the hell am i doing here?
this cost me eight million dollars!
not too bad. it should be finished in october.
i just made a deal with a guy in singapore for half a dozen electric eels.
let's just hope it's got a happy ending.
really? i didn't notice.
hi, margaret!